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Ladybbird · 10-11-23, 01:19

Is Suella Braverman Facing The Sack? Rishi Sunak Facing Calls to Sack Home Secretary After Police Bias Claim

No 10 Disowns Suella Braverman Article Attacking Police Over Protests-Rishi Sunak Admits Braverman Defied Him Over Police Row

BBC 10 NOV 2023

For as long as Suella Braverman has been Rishi Sunaks' home secretary, she has had a licence to say the unsayable.

Say stuff in public some of her colleagues would only ever dare say in private.

Say stuff in public some of her colleagues wouldn't even say in private.

How do we know she has this licence?

Because the lack of it would mean being sacked.

So is she going to keep her job?

The prime ministers official spokesman has said No 10 did not sign off her article in The Times.

I am told there was a back and forth yesterday between the Home Office and No 10. Some changes requested by Downing Street were made, others were not.

The spokesman said Downing Street is "looking into what happened".

Ignore the guff about the prime minister having "full confidence" in the home secretary. That is always true of every minister, until it isn't - when they're out.

So it is strictly true, but it tells us nothing.

The home secretary has defied the prime minister, and Downing Street have publicly said that is the case.

One of Labour's favourite lines of criticism of Rishi Sunak is he is weak.

So can Mr Sunak let Suella Braverman get away with this? Or would sacking her make things worse for him?

There aren't many good options for the prime minister here.

Some loyal to Mr Sunak are pointing to the Ministerial Code, and pondering that the home secretary may have broken it.

Convention says that is a sackable offence. But then again Rishi Sunak appointed her as home secretary about a week after she'd lost the job for breaking the Ministerial Code.

Convention has had a rough couple of years at Westminster.

And WHAT is Mrs Braverman up to?

Many instantly leap to ascribe a motive to the home secretarys' interventions: her ambitions to lead the Conservative Party one day.

Those ambitions are real.

But Mrs Bravermans primary motivation is she wants to articulate her authentic view - and high office won't stop her doing that.

Or at least it won't for as long as she holds it.

For any public figure to question the integrity of the police would be incendiary.

For the home secretary to do it is astonishing.

That is not to say she is necessarily wrong: I regularly hear, in private, concerns from some Conservatives about the policing of demonstrations.

Perceived double standards. Some protesters treated apparently more leniently than others.

Plenty, including those in policing, would acknowledge it is perfectly legitimate for politicians to scrutinise the work of any vital, publicly funded organisations.

But: public demonstrations are "the brain surgery of policing," counters Tom Winsor, the former Chief Inspector of Constabulary.

In other words, not easy.

There are a blizzard of complicating factors the police have to juggle, not least the scale of what confronts them.

And they are dynamic, potentially dangerous, rapidly evolving events.

Home secretary Suella Braverman is "out of control" - Sir Keir Starmer

Where does all this leave the prime minister, the home secretary, the government and the Conservative Party?

Let's remind ourselves of Suella Braverman's recent remarks.

A year ago, she talked about an "invasion" of migrants.

Her deputy Robert Jenrick wouldn't repeat the word.

A month ago, Mrs Braverman talked of a "hurricane" of migrants coming to the UK - and suggested too many were too squeamish about immigration.

Again, it was her colleagues left publicly squeamish when asked if they agreed with her language.

A week or so ago, another intervention.

The pro-Palestinian protests were "HATE Marches".

And now her article in the Times.

"These latest comments are unhinged," one senior Conservative tells me.

A senior Conservative MP adds: "The home secretary's awfulness is now a reflection on the prime minister. Keeping her in post is damaging him."

A third source, a senior Tory, claims her remarks about Northern Ireland are "wholly offensive and ignorant."

Mark Harper asked four times if he has confidence in Suella Braverman over her protest march questions.

So what does the prime minister make of this?

Incendiary remarks from the home secretary punctuated by a period of months of less attention-grabbing were arguably a politically useful pressure valve for Rishi Sunak.

A senior government figure willing to articulate views easily found on the Conservative backbenches.

The question for him now is whether the ratcheting frequency of her interventions - and her insubordination - lead No10 to conclude it is unsustainable for her to stay.

Or lead her to conclude, given the at best tepid public support of her colleagues, that she has outstayed her welcome.

Things do feel like they are coming to a head: where either she leaves or she considerably dials down the frequency of her explosive interventions.

Oh and here's another curve ball for the prime minister: we'll find out next Wednesday whether the Supreme Court deems the government's Rwanda plan for migrants lawful or not.

A flagship policy, led by Suella Braverman falls or flies next week.

Does the prime minister want her in post for that moment, or not? If the plan is on and she's in post, her position would be hugely strengthened.

Suella Braverman is making news. Not for the first time. And not for the last.

Ladybbird · 13-11-23, 09:34

Rishi Sunak SACKS Suella Braverman as Home Secretary as He Begins Reshuffle

Suella Braverman has been sacked as home secretary after she defied No 10 over an article accusing the Met Police of bias in the policing of protests.

BBC 13 NOV 2023

Mrs Braverman was accused of stoking tension in the article ahead of pro-Palestinian protests in London over the weekend, which were were marred by clashes between protesters and police.

Mrs Braverman was sacked on Monday morning, a source told the BBC. Her replacement as home secretary has not been announced.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly was seen entering Downing Street on Monday morning and there was speculation he would replace Mrs Braverman as home secretary.

Another arrival at Number 10 was former prime minister David Cameron, prompting suggestions he would be returning to government as foreign secretary.

Mr Cameron, who has been out of Parliament since he stood down as a prime minister in 2016, could be given a seat in the House of Lords to take up his new position.

Ladybbird · 13-11-23, 12:03

WHO is Suella Braverman?

Sue-Ellen Cassiana Braverman KC née Fernandes, born 3 April 1980) is a British politician and barrister, who served twice as Home Secretary from 6 September 2022 to 19 October 2022, and then again from 25 October 2022 to 13 November 2023.

Attorney General for England and Wales from 2020 to March 2021 and September 2021 to 2022. She became Member of Parliament (MP) for Fareham in Hampshire in 2015.

Braverman was born in Harrow, Greater London, and raised in Wembley.

Her parents immigrated to Britain in the 1960s from Mauritius and Kenya respectively.

She is the daughter of Uma (née Mootien-Pillay) and Christie Fernandes, both of Indian origin

She is named after the character Sue Ellen Ewing from the American television soap opera Dallas, which her mother was a fan of, but Sue-Ellen was abbreviated to Suella by her primary school teachers.

Her mother, of Hindu Tamil Mauritian descent, was a nurse and a councillor in Brent and the Conservative candidate for Tottenham in the 2001 general election and the 2003 Brent East by-election

Her father, of Goan Christian ancestry (who formerly was an Indian in Kenya),worked for a housing association.

She is the niece of Mahen Kundasamy, a former Mauritian High commissioner to the United Kingdom.

Who is Suella Bravermans' Husband Rael?

Rael Braverman is Suella Bravermans’ husband.

He is thought to have been born in April 1975 in South Africa, and moved to the UK as a child.

Rael works as a finance manager at Mercedes.

He is of **JEWISH** origin and has previously stated that he had family who were inmates in concentration camps during the second world war.

--- And **THAT** is maybe why she called the Palestine March For Peace a 'HATE MARCH'..

When Did Suella and Rael Braverman Get Married?

Rael proposed to Suella in October 2017 while they were enjoying a holiday in Cyprus.

The pair then tied the knot at the House of Commons in February 2018 after three years of dating.

According to Portsmouth News they followed their wedding with a celebration at a Holiday Inn in Titchfield, Hampshire.

More than 100 people went to their reception including family, close friends as well as fellow politicians.

Suella and Rael were introduced to each other by mutual friends.

Rael has said of their first date: “We met through some mutual friends, and then she invited me for a day in parliament.

“As far as first dates go it was certainly an unusual one, but I’ve always been interested in politics so I went along with it.

“I thoroughly enjoyed it and we agreed to meet up again.

“We had our first ‘proper’ date a few weeks later and it all took off from there.”

10-11-23, 01:19	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,647 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Rishi Sunak SACKS Braverman as Home Secretary -WHO is Suella Braverman? Is Suella Braverman Facing The Sack? Rishi Sunak Facing Calls to Sack Home Secretary After Police Bias Claim No 10 Disowns Suella Braverman Article Attacking Police Over Protests-Rishi Sunak Admits Braverman Defied Him Over Police Row BBC 10 NOV 2023 For as long as Suella Braverman has been Rishi Sunaks' home secretary, she has had a licence to say the unsayable. Say stuff in public some of her colleagues would only ever dare say in private. Say stuff in public some of her colleagues wouldn't even say in private. How do we know she has this licence? Because the lack of it would mean being sacked. So is she going to keep her job? The prime ministers official spokesman has said No 10 did not sign off her article in The Times. I am told there was a back and forth yesterday between the Home Office and No 10. Some changes requested by Downing Street were made, others were not. The spokesman said Downing Street is "looking into what happened". Ignore the guff about the prime minister having "full confidence" in the home secretary. That is always true of every minister, until it isn't - when they're out. So it is strictly true, but it tells us nothing. The home secretary has defied the prime minister, and Downing Street have publicly said that is the case. One of Labour's favourite lines of criticism of Rishi Sunak is he is weak. So can Mr Sunak let Suella Braverman get away with this? Or would sacking her make things worse for him? There aren't many good options for the prime minister here. Some loyal to Mr Sunak are pointing to the Ministerial Code, and pondering that the home secretary may have broken it. Convention says that is a sackable offence. But then again Rishi Sunak appointed her as home secretary about a week after she'd lost the job for breaking the Ministerial Code. Convention has had a rough couple of years at Westminster. And WHAT is Mrs Braverman up to? Many instantly leap to ascribe a motive to the home secretarys' interventions: her ambitions to lead the Conservative Party one day. Those ambitions are real. But Mrs Bravermans primary motivation is she wants to articulate her authentic view - and high office won't stop her doing that. Or at least it won't for as long as she holds it. For any public figure to question the integrity of the police would be incendiary. For the home secretary to do it is astonishing. That is not to say she is necessarily wrong: I regularly hear, in private, concerns from some Conservatives about the policing of demonstrations. Perceived double standards. Some protesters treated apparently more leniently than others. Plenty, including those in policing, would acknowledge it is perfectly legitimate for politicians to scrutinise the work of any vital, publicly funded organisations. But: public demonstrations are "the brain surgery of policing," counters Tom Winsor, the former Chief Inspector of Constabulary. In other words, not easy. There are a blizzard of complicating factors the police have to juggle, not least the scale of what confronts them. And they are dynamic, potentially dangerous, rapidly evolving events. Home secretary Suella Braverman is "out of control" - Sir Keir Starmer Where does all this leave the prime minister, the home secretary, the government and the Conservative Party? Let's remind ourselves of Suella Braverman's recent remarks. A year ago, she talked about an "invasion" of migrants. Her deputy Robert Jenrick wouldn't repeat the word. A month ago, Mrs Braverman talked of a "hurricane" of migrants coming to the UK - and suggested too many were too squeamish about immigration. Again, it was her colleagues left publicly squeamish when asked if they agreed with her language. A week or so ago, another intervention. The pro-Palestinian protests were "HATE Marches". And now her article in the Times. "These latest comments are unhinged," one senior Conservative tells me. A senior Conservative MP adds: "The home secretary's awfulness is now a reflection on the prime minister. Keeping her in post is damaging him." A third source, a senior Tory, claims her remarks about Northern Ireland are "wholly offensive and ignorant." Mark Harper asked four times if he has confidence in Suella Braverman over her protest march questions. So what does the prime minister make of this? Incendiary remarks from the home secretary punctuated by a period of months of less attention-grabbing were arguably a politically useful pressure valve for Rishi Sunak. A senior government figure willing to articulate views easily found on the Conservative backbenches. The question for him now is whether the ratcheting frequency of her interventions - and her insubordination - lead No10 to conclude it is unsustainable for her to stay. Or lead her to conclude, given the at best tepid public support of her colleagues, that she has outstayed her welcome. Things do feel like they are coming to a head: where either she leaves or she considerably dials down the frequency of her explosive interventions. Oh and here's another curve ball for the prime minister: we'll find out next Wednesday whether the Supreme Court deems the government's Rwanda plan for migrants lawful or not. A flagship policy, led by Suella Braverman falls or flies next week. Does the prime minister want her in post for that moment, or not? If the plan is on and she's in post, her position would be hugely strengthened. *Suella Braverman is making news. Not for the first time. And not for the last.* __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

13-11-23, 09:34	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,647 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	re: Rishi Sunak SACKS Braverman as Home Secretary -WHO is Suella Braverman? Rishi Sunak SACKS Suella Braverman as Home Secretary as He Begins Reshuffle Suella Braverman has been sacked as home secretary after she defied No 10 over an article accusing the Met Police of bias in the policing of protests. BBC 13 NOV 2023 Mrs Braverman was accused of stoking tension in the article ahead of pro-Palestinian protests in London over the weekend, which were were marred by clashes between protesters and police. Mrs Braverman was sacked on Monday morning, a source told the BBC. Her replacement as home secretary has not been announced. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly was seen entering Downing Street on Monday morning and there was speculation he would replace Mrs Braverman as home secretary. Another arrival at Number 10 was former prime minister David Cameron, prompting suggestions he would be returning to government as foreign secretary. Mr Cameron, who has been out of Parliament since he stood down as a prime minister in 2016, could be given a seat in the House of Lords to take up his new position. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,647 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	re: Rishi Sunak SACKS Braverman as Home Secretary -WHO is Suella Braverman? WHO is Suella Braverman? Sue-Ellen Cassiana Braverman KC née Fernandes, born 3 April 1980) is a British politician and barrister, who served twice as Home Secretary from 6 September 2022 to 19 October 2022, and then again from 25 October 2022 to 13 November 2023. Attorney General for England and Wales from 2020 to March 2021 and September 2021 to 2022. She became Member of Parliament (MP) for Fareham in Hampshire in 2015. Braverman was born in Harrow, Greater London, and raised in Wembley. Her parents immigrated to Britain in the 1960s from Mauritius and Kenya respectively. She is the daughter of Uma (née Mootien-Pillay) and Christie Fernandes, both of Indian origin She is named after the character Sue Ellen Ewing from the American television soap opera Dallas, which her mother was a fan of, but Sue-Ellen was abbreviated to Suella by her primary school teachers. Her mother, of Hindu Tamil Mauritian descent, was a nurse and a councillor in Brent and the Conservative candidate for Tottenham in the 2001 general election and the 2003 Brent East by-election Her father, of Goan Christian ancestry (who formerly was an Indian in Kenya),worked for a housing association. She is the niece of Mahen Kundasamy, a former Mauritian High commissioner to the United Kingdom. Who is Suella Bravermans' Husband Rael? Rael Braverman is Suella Bravermans’ husband. He is thought to have been born in April 1975 in South Africa, and moved to the UK as a child. Rael works as a finance manager at Mercedes. He is of JEWISH origin and has previously stated that he had family who were inmates in concentration camps during the second world war. --- And THAT is maybe why she called the Palestine March For Peace a 'HATE MARCH'.. When Did Suella and Rael Braverman Get Married? Rael proposed to Suella in October 2017 while they were enjoying a holiday in Cyprus. The pair then tied the knot at the House of Commons in February 2018 after three years of dating. According to Portsmouth News they followed their wedding with a celebration at a Holiday Inn in Titchfield, Hampshire. More than 100 people went to their reception including family, close friends as well as fellow politicians. Suella and Rael were introduced to each other by mutual friends. Rael has said of their first date: “We met through some mutual friends, and then she invited me for a day in parliament. “As far as first dates go it was certainly an unusual one, but I’ve always been interested in politics so I went along with it. “I thoroughly enjoyed it and we agreed to meet up again. “We had our first ‘proper’ date a few weeks later and it all took off from there.” __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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